Thunderbird and Fonts
Daryl Styrk
darylstyrk at gmail.com
Wed Jul 1 11:48:03 UTC 2009
On Wed, Jul 01, 2009 at 07:36:18AM -0400, Jay Daniels wrote:
> I noticed some fonts in my email in Thunderbird did not show up.
> Special characters like $ at times would show up as strange characters.
>
> To test, I goto Edit/Preferences/Display/Fonts button. I "unchecked"
> Allow messages to use other fonts. I Pick "Unicode (UTF-8)" for both
> Outgoing Mail and Incoming Mail. Then view/Message Body as Plain Text
> (default).
>
> This seem to work ok. Note, I send and view in plain text. Does this
> have any unseen ramifications?
>
> From my understanding, UTF-8 is a universal character encoding for all
> languages. Is this right? Should we all be using UTF-8?
>
> thanks,
>
>
> jay
UTF-8 here. I only compose mail in plain text. (mutt + vim) And I have
yet to find a mailing list that prefers to receive HTML mail. So I'm
always reading plain text too. Google something like 'html email sucks'
and you'll see why.
--
Daryl Styrk
Naples FL, USA
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